"4.14pm: Charles Arthur, the Guardian's technology editor, points out that while MasterCard and Visa have cut WikiLeaks off you can still use those cards to donate to overtly racist organisations such as the Knights Party, which is supported by the Ku Klux Klan.
The Ku Klux Klan website directs users to a site called Christian Concepts. It takes Visa and MasterCard donations for users willing to state that they are 'white and not of racially mixed descent. I am not married to a non-white. I do not date non-whites nor do I have non-white dependents. I believe in the ideals of western Christian civilisation and profess my belief in Jesus Christ as the son of God.'"
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Somehow, I don't think this will be fodder for Sunday's talking hairpieces.
I imagine not. On the Tevye hand, I'm waiting for one of them to pontificate in poombah tones about how all the anti-panjandrums are sex offenders, how opposition to power is itself probably a sign of sex pathology.
so, larry craig was doing undercover investigative work in that bathroom?
Well, McEwan does not disappoint:
"re: Assange. Although I've been broadly "on his side" in terms of the document leaking thus far, he strikes me as the kind of guy whose idea of boundaries is very different than mine, in many things. I frankly expect that it is only a matter of time before he goes too far, that it has been mostly coincidence I have not yet grimaced with dismay at his choices re: document leaking; thus, rightly or wrongly, am I reluctant to mount much of a vociferous defense [hah! - Jack] on his behalf, as I fully expect I would come to regret it."
http://shakespearessister.blogspot.com/2010/12/and-more-wikileaks.html
"Sure, he did the right thing, but he's so icky!"
I hope the state doesn't slap some crap* on Manning or they'll be disavowing him, too.
*yes, Shakes, in this instance, Julian the Apostate's personal fuckery, true or no, is irrelevant to this discussion. Hmm, I think I typed that before. I need to find a new thought.
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